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An application for an interim injunction – a court order requiring someone to do or not do something until a trial takes place R...
In a judgment published yesterday, The Court of Appeal has held that a Party Wall Award can be validly served by email so as to set time ...
On 28th September, Morrisons Solicitors hosted their second annual Basement Extensions Conference, and after last year’s brilliant feedba...
The obligations of a land owner to control the presence of Japanese Knotweed (JKW) on their land were recently highlighted in a dispute b...
As the Easter weekend approaches, Matthew Hearsum reviews egg-xactly when party wall notices and awards are deemed to be served under the...
On Tuesday 4 October, Morrisons Solicitors hosted a Basement Extensions Conference at the Ham Yard Hotel in London. Appropriately enough...
In our last blog ‘Basement Extensions | Removing Trespassing Underpinning’ we looked at the options available for removing underpi...
You have obtained planning permission, dealt with building control, signed a contract with your builders, sorted the party wall awards an...
It can come as a nasty surprise if your neighbour starts work to your party wall without sending you a party wall notice first. But does ...
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